Sentence examples for concerns easily from inspiring English sources
France, though battered and in shock, is not a nation to have its concerns easily calmed by pure rhetoric.
Such concerns easily trump any external pressure to work with Miss Suu Kyi and her ageing cadres.Staging a referendum less than a year after the brutal crushing of popular dissent could yet backfire, though.
During the consultation, she was to appear as an avoiding and non-complaining person, not disclosing her concerns easily.
Russia's concerns are easily understandable.
Price said "guilt politics" had encouraged the blaming of others over taking responsibility for problems, and seen non-Indigenous people who voice concerns "too easily shot down".
The battle concerns how easily pharmacists can dispense cheaper, near-generic versions of biotechnology drugs, which can cost tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
"There's no reason why the project shouldn't go forward," said Brian Boerner, director of the city's Department of Environmental Management, who expressed confidence that the scientists' concerns could easily be addressed.
As a witness to their conversations and concerns, I easily learned who was friends with whom, the social hierarchy of their respective grades, which teachers rated highly and which ones made their lives miserable, as well as who was hot and who was not in popular music.
Charities have been able to pick up some of the slack left by the public sector, but relentless cuts to local authority budgets mean council commissioners don't have the money to fund as many specific projects and training, and LGBT concerns are easily dropped in harder times.
The logic is that having the people who have experienced discrimination and stereotyping in the room means an organisation (a) can see the problems they face, (b) cannot ignore them or their concerns as easily; and (c) has in place some of the people with the expertise and experience it needs to develop effective solutions that go beyond the predictable.
But "In Certain Circles" also extends and deepens several of her persistent concerns: how easily we submit to cruelty and coercion; the relations between men and women in a frankly misogynist era; the moral imperative to tell the truth, to shatter the china niceties that sustain bourgeois domestic life.
